Hello,
First: Thanks for the alternative links!
Second: Thank you for this information.
But...
Maybe "someone" (Mr. Someone is difficult to find, I know... :-) ) should
delete or change the information about the antlib for svn on the Ant home page,
because it is confusing, when you google for s
Would be possible to fileset or any resource collection, when refered
through a reference, can this be further narrowed using the and
Currently ant does not support this, it says when refid is used, then
include and exlcude is not allowed etc.
On 2010-02-02, Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
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Yes, see the resource collection (and the selectors).
Wrap
Stefan.. You are our ready reference of what ever I think ant could/should
provide/be..
Thank you once again.
Regards,
Nagendra
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
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Hi all,
is it possible to use a filter in the metainf task of jar task?
Currently my build file is like this:
In etc/domain/META-INF I have the persistence.xml file for my entity
beans and I would like to be able to pass the datasource nam
I'm using a build.xml file that has the following in it:
This only works for tomcat 1.5 and below, I think, which have the "common"
and "shared" folders in the tomcat root directory (tomcat 1.6 and u
Hello Dimitris,
you can change persistence.xml before letting the task consume it
with the copy task as you mention.
Another approach is to build a standard jar without the concrete
properties of a deployment environment and to tweak the jar at
deployment time. Ant can update zip/jar/war/ea
Hello Tim,
works.
you would need to define a property "on.tomcat1.5"
actually, if the common/endorsed folder does not exist on newer tomcat
versions, you can even simplify to :
which will work all the same but is not as expressive.
Regards,
Antoine
Tim Andrianoff wr
Knuplesch, Juergen wrote:
Hello,
First: Thanks for the alternative links!
Second: Thank you for this information.
But...
Maybe "someone" (Mr. Someone is difficult to find, I know... :-) ) should delete or change the information about the antlib for svn on the Ant home page, because it is confus
Hi All,
I am coming across the following error message when trying to run an
enterprise application using Ant despite have successfully built, deployed &
run in Netbeans:
C:\Documents and Settings\Jack>set
ANT_HOME=C:\Program Files\NetBeans 6.7\java2\ant
CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;C:\Program File
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